Fordson High School - Fleur de Lis Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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All eyes are on the equipment in the front of Mr. F'itzpatrick's chemistry room. The students are interested and yet at the same time slightly amused. LEAD T0 BETTER KNOWLEDGE OF PHYSICS CHEMISTRY, BIOLOGY IOA's David Excl, jerry Mound, Laura Long, Phyllis Moon, Donna Brimdley, and ,Iudy Cizius, learn the fundamentals of biology, as they study the eye chart jerry is demon- strating and explaining. xx s F? 25

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3. -5' Physics experiments can be fun as well as enjoyable and educational. So these physics I students seem to think. Many such experiments are carried on in order to thoroughly understand the subject. CHARTS, DEMONSTRATIONS , EXPERIMENTS I Another experiment is the subject of this picture. Under the watchful eye of Mr. Edwin Vaughn, 12A Bill Michno and Ron Olesko iback to cameral work with the equipment, as Vinnie Bachorak and Janet Plumley, 12A's observe. 'wa 11A Terry Shensky, January graduate Sue Nagy, and 11A Ed Gully, watch with apparent interest the experiment that Mr. Louis Fitzpatrick, chemistry teacher has set up. 24

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ii SCIENCE fo-Y 47-4 EQUIPMENT MAKES .fwu INTERESTTNG CLASSES Watch those scissorsl As 10A Toni Czribik cuts open an eye, 10A's Eddie Barlow, Carol Norton, Walter Figurski, and Terry Neidert, with their instructor, Mr. Jack Pflager watch with apparent interest. o'.n Teachers aren't the only ones who demonstrate equipment and experiments to their classes. Here a number of students carry on their own experiment in one of the science classes. Observing Mr. Charles Lehman, physical science instructor as he demon- strates some type of equipment are from left to right: 11B Barbara Smith, January graduate Dave Washburn, 11A Connie Burgess, 12B Ralph Walko, and Carol Brayman, HB. 26